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"The hot baths at this hotel, make it. Breakfast was a pleasant surprise. The hotel was very clean and quiet. We had a family room which was a little bit cramped for the two of us and our two preteens but we made do. Beds were comfortable. They definitely kept the clean towels coming, which was very nice. Service was very good and friendly. "

"Stayed 4 nights, check-in was simple, the room is small but usual size for Tokyo. Super convenient having the airport bus leave out front of the hotel. They have luggage storage for your check out day so we could check out but still explore the city without our bags. The best part was the konbini (convenience stores) within and just outside the hotel are handy. "

"Amazing place to stay. Only a short subway trip to Tokyo Station. Close to Disney. Its a nice quiet area surrounded by the busyness that is Tokyo. The only issue I have, among staying at any other hotels is the rude, disgusting and disrespectful tourists. But that in no way is an isolated thing and not the fault of the hotel. Truthfully this hotel has alot less then most."

"This hotel is very well situated in the heart of Shinjuku. Although the room was very small, everything was in great shape and worming fine. Great water pressure and no shortage of hot water. There is a nice bar with a good selection of japanese whiskey. We did not eat breakfast there because of the high price. I was there for 5 nights with my wife and our son. Overall I would recommend this hotel any day."

"While the rooms are small compared to North American standards, they are quite functional and quiet. Very convenient location in Terminal 3."

"Property surroundings offer many food and shopping options "

"Well kept, rooms were small but very clean. Great lobby and presence"

"PROS Very cozy room but plenty of space under the bed for storing baggage. Lots of useful information on the TV home screen (WIFI password, checkout details, room cleaning schedule, public bath crowd size, etc.) Multiple power outlets, including USB. Quick walk to train stations. Unbeatable choice if attending a sumo match at the nearby stadium. Also perfect for visiting the Edo-Tokyo Museum when it reopens after the renovations conclude. Excellent Lawson convenience store located on the second floor. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance. DRAWBACKS - Taller folks might find the bathroom module challenging. - Not enough elevators for the number of people in such a large hotel usually trying to reach the lobby at checkout time. - Stairs only for emergencies above the second floor. "

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